The Acid Test 1967
Michael FloresI was a high school correspondent for THE GREAT SPECKLED BIRD underground newspaper but I was also in military school. Here we will explore the 60's pop culture! Movies, art, TV, history & music for a unique look at the 60's. From someone who was there!
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PLAYBOY PENTHOUSE & PLAYBOY AFTER DARK: Bringing cool to America's Living Rooms
With guests: Lenny Bruce, James Brown, The Grateful Dead (who were tripping), Ike and Tina Turner, George Carlin, Patty Duke, Sarah Vaughan, Tommy Smothers and more!
Remembering Ella Fitzgerald on her birthday: The First Lady Of Song
When men have the blues they listen to Frank Sinatra, but when Sinatra had the blues he listened to Ella. A black woman singing songs written by Jews that whites and blacks bought was a cultural shift
How did 4/20 become a holiday for pot smokers?
The saga of 5 teens who went in search of a treasure of pot!
There would be no Carson, Friends, Howard Stern w/out JACK BENNY!
The formula was simple. Have an eccentric person surrounded by crazy people and if they get more laughs who cares? Everyone still says, "Did you hear Jack Benny last night?"
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I am currently writing a book TAYLOR SWIFT AMERICAN ARTIST: UNAUTHORIZED. My writings are in the collection of Columbia University in NYC, The Kinsey Institute has one of my films and I have produced, written and directed 19 plays.
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